The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-26

to day was New England The decline OF the
day VAS checked after the first huu. ON the
other hand there was marked strength III Union
Pacific aud Oresons, which made slight adj
NallceS, while the remainder of the list were
weak. The return of Mr.. Gould and reports
that his sentiments are builsh caused an up
ward squirt il Western Union late in the day. in
which the general market sympathzed to a Ger
tam extent Fort Worth and Denver was also
notably weak in the early dealings. Trading in
Reading was comparatively small, but it re-
named firm throughout the day. The opening
was generally firm, advances over Saturdays
final figures in most stocks being from ls6L
per cent. New England with Union Pacific
ana Reading, furnished the great bulk of the
trading, ana while New England, Fort Worth
and the general list were heavy to weak marked
strength was displayed by Union Pacific. After
the first hour, however, declines were checked
and in many eases early losses were recovered
before noon. steady to firm tone was inn
parted to dealings i'll the afternoon, Western
Union coming to the front. There was a slight
reaction toward pm, but the close was steady
to firm and close to opening figures. The net
result of the days business is that prices are
lrreguariY changed. though III only two cases
New England, which lost 81 and Wheeling
and Lake Erie ~ per cent-1re the differences
for more than fractional amounts. Following
are the closing quotations:
Ala. class Az to 510S4 New Orleans Pa
Ala. class 3. 3s, liz ciic, LIST mort. rs
Georgia Is, mort. 1913 n y Central .1I3sS
\. Carolina IS. 1875 Mort & w pref 81
n. Carolina Is o.. % Nor Pacific ..... 291S
so. Caro-. (Brown) pref. e. G2
y, cohsos I0913 l'ac!tlc Mai. ...... 5513
tennessee 5s ...., q Reading. ......,.. 4595
Virginia bS 4S Richmond & Ale. 619
va so!Soliqated % Richmond x Danvlj0
: N ~ u. Ps2sks y mo > RiGnmd y w. Pt.
A III G .i III Roncss '1 It5ad 49,. 1 5S24
" 81 Pau 9lfS
II MAJ ~ 3f5epks sf{5&H preferred. 100
IF ~ = Sn,SH7f3X O w IexaS Pacific. sos
Joys and Bfnion f "a. i iron e 6
u, and hsrh n, rra5a ~. Central. Sl%t
u tyyee1, nans Z; 7iI3 ~ sscur Pacific l0S3s
y ds,ction. tba 49, q 49, WESTERN Union. .1A4
e esnara,s ~ R'ssS XottonOnTrust Ger 52l8
i | bt.ing HE seH'in5,' f4SE -
ov,aTbaa,Snor $500 49,, cotton DIM with
U pictured a. was in 3i,ng lnlands ! Q. ia
4 p,,o,;as+ rs wsS ~ 10. $500
4 and ds9s., id D; Go0 haIe
q ~ y
NM VA. douN PQ3 {.ffusdlinc- CLAUSE Anvil
dl After giving AGO. I.fs33,e : S5-61d lime
AounS e5iY INC aud tssri1st : 3gSld An
Il IGN 4{} X<{H 571 = f{<s'st n, har and No
Z I1eeR 49, n Move her : sid
{{xsZ sfssadv At tha "a
q ZIG q tlIllj<< <al9 sWs
~ 113X, na1s< 11ffsxf,saricap TODAY were
G{o6y1 SSies T lT777"
" fi1tiires-Tplands low n,idd'ino clarsa April
tieH1fry 45-64d h,Ivers. Anr;I ana SJfv * M
b4fyers: NAV and lime + 33-6ij hIy,.rs. ,Inne
396Id buyers 4n'ef and Sm nr 4I5S AZ
buyers. Sentenher and Ortobar 3S-f.Id sell
ers: Octohtr and Novennber : 9661d b,,veI,e.
September 42-64d. bnyers Market closed am
400 n. m.-FutlIres. ITDlanJs low middiino
clause. April delivery 35-ij4d. BUYERS: April and
NAV 4 25i61d buverS. Nav ana 'Jnnn : 35-6ij
bIyers. lime and INV 33.6td bnveIrs. Inl,} and
August 39-64d, BUYERS: August and September
5 4f-64d. buyers: September and October ) s5-64d
valua: October and November 4 3GGf5 h1I,,ei,s,
September 4S.64d BUYERS. Futures Closed
uuiet but steady
New YORK ADriI o. noOn-Cotton onened
met: middlp9 nnSDds i0sEc w 0t[Hn Ue 6r
leans 10 f3 Ice; sales 123 bales
Futllres-aIerket steady. with sales as follows.
Aprii dewey ~ 56 NAV Va 10 30 7S 1 S III W..
july 10 SIC, August 10 62c. September 10 30c.
500 n m'-W3rlet closed oi,iet. middling mn
lands lose. middiing Orleans 10 r. ice: sales TO-
day 14S bales: net re,eints IO1 bales GROSS I SOC
bales Q
Futures-Mar,yet closed firm, will, saIee of
az 900 haIes ne follows. Anr;I deIivarv IN 5sST
10 SIC Nav 10 4sc, lime 10 54G610 55c 'Tplv 10 %
9f0 6ic August 10 ga 10 &c Sentenb her 10 10 a.
610 36c. October 9gtGl9 95c, Noyember Q S2SS
S3c. December sG59 Sc January SS67 q ~
Green &, Co.'S report on cotton futures saws.
stWithont much animation fine mqrlSet has bs.4n
pretty steady all day. slowly INF steadily od
vancinp 6515 points and closing Wen maintained
at the highest figures reached There anneored
to be some pretty fair offerings at times mainly
from New Orleans but the demand was waitino
and all floating supply disappeared in conpara3
lively prompt form ant'' -''i '' " - '' pa "
GALVESTON. April 25--Cotton firm: mjddIing
bales: stock Is 81 bales
NoRFoIK. April 25.-Cotton firm: middlins
1Ol5c; net recetpts los bales. gross los: sales
bales: stock 10 ~ bales; exports coastwise 13s
oales. .,o-
ding lose: net receipts none. gross 1903 G98 bales
sales none; stock s. 49, bales; exports. coasfwise
81 bales
BosroN. April 25-Corton steady: middlino
l03Ic: net receipts 95 bales, gross 328; sales
none: stock none,
WILMINGToN April 25-Cotton firm: mid
ding 1036c: net receipts % bales gro q: sales
none: stock 2 $50 bales.
ding 10iIc: net receipts none. cross SCI baIss;
stock - 0S4 bales.
New ORLEANS. April 25.-Cotton quiet but
steady. middIjnp 1O16c: net REGENTS IN bales
gross al: sales 750 Bales: stock i4Ik56 bales:
Exports TO Great Britain / ~ bales. TO the con,
finent 1901. cOastwise .53G bales,
NoPuE Anl.ii 25-Cotton nominal: mddlirig
1OI9c net receipts s. bales. gross S.: sales .